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What transportation routes connected the different parts of the Inca Empire?
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The only transportation that the Inca's had was their feet and horses or donkeys. The transportation routes that connected the different areas were the paths that they created themselves.
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What transportation routes connected different parts of Inca empire?
The only transportation that the Inca's had was their feet and horses or donkeys. The transportation routes that connected the different areas were the paths that they created themselves.
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